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Publication Date
2005
Location
Dublin Ireland
Description
There has been much research on application of mineral fertilisers to permanent grasslands to maximise production of above-ground phytomass (Folkman & Jančovič 1990), but the changes arising after exclusion of fertilisers have not been studied in Slovak Republic up to now despite current interest in low input ststems. This paper reports on the effects of cessation of fertiliser inputs for an eight-year period.
Citation
Jančovič, J.; Vozár, L'.; and Jančovičová, L'., "The Effect of Different Utilisation Methods on Composition of Semi-Natural Grassland" (2005). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 203.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeB/203)
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The Effect of Different Utilisation Methods on Composition of Semi-Natural Grassland
Dublin Ireland
There has been much research on application of mineral fertilisers to permanent grasslands to maximise production of above-ground phytomass (Folkman & Jančovič 1990), but the changes arising after exclusion of fertilisers have not been studied in Slovak Republic up to now despite current interest in low input ststems. This paper reports on the effects of cessation of fertiliser inputs for an eight-year period.
